> latches onto the real frustrations of the working class This book clearly is not addressed to the "working class". It's so dry and academic. Very far from th

> latches onto the real frustrations of the working class This book clearly is not addressed to the "working class". It's so dry and academic. Very far from the political pamphlet you seem to believe it is. Das Kapital is pure description, it makes no prescription as to how society should be run. Do you not believe classes exist? Is that the hill you're willing to die on? I wouldn't recommend reading it because of how dry and boring it is, but maybe try to learn what's in it at least? If anything, so you don't make a complete fool of yourself next time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Das_Kapital https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Das_Kapital